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Mobile Music Box Returns to Lea McKeighan South Park on June 5

The Mobile Music Box has been incredibly effective at building relationships with people, by going out into neighborhoods throughout Greater Kansas City. To date, the KC Symphony musicians have performed in 225 unique locations, spanning 91 zip codes and reaching tens of thousands of people.

Bring a blanket and chair, and join us for a FREE outdoor Chamber Music concert at Lea McKeighan South Park!

All concerts are presented, weather permitting. If rain or temperatures under 60 degrees are forecasted, please check our website for the latest schedule updates.

Thursday, June 5
Lea McKeighan South Park
6-7 p.m.

Music Box Website
Music Box Facebook Event

 

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Downtown Outdoor Voice Message Warning Siren Test on Friday, May 27
Downtown Outdoor Voice Message Warning Siren Test on Friday, May 27

Downtown Outdoor Voice Message Warning Siren Test on Friday, May 27

The Lee's Summit Fire Department will be testing the voice messaging capability of a new Outdoor Warning Siren behind Fire Headquarters on Friday, May 27, 2022, around Noon. The new siren provides coverage for the downtown area and is capable of live and prerecorded voice messages in addition to the traditional storm siren.
Solar Panels Involved in Roof Fire
Solar Panels Involved in Roof Fire

Solar Panels Involved in Roof Fire

On Thursday, April 28, 2022, at 4:51 p.m., the Lee’s Summit Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire in the 4300 Block of NE Walnut Ridge. An occupant in the house reported smoke coming from the roof and attic. When the fire department arrived, light smoke was visible from the attic and roof of a two-story, single-family residence. All of the occupants were safe outside. The fire involved solar panels on the roof near the peak and had spread...
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